Slachxisaax̂tax̂ qulaan aniqduĝaadamin angaligan kadan txin uqlaĝida.
This phrase says for fair weather, bathe the day before your birthday. #utalmanac
Ugutax̂ Wan Angalim Anaadamaan.
This phrase is used to express joy for mothers on mothers day. #utalmanac
Tugidax̂ maqalĝitanaan nuuĝix̂ ngaan asx̂atxaĝiduukakux̂.
(The moon will slay its detractor with a stone.) This phrase is advice to not talk badly about the moon.
Xristuusax̂ Aĝlagikux̂. Aĝanĝulakan Aĝlaĝikux̂.
This phrase is used as a holiday greeting for Orthodox Pascha (Easter). #utalmanac
Qaqax̂ imin agulgaguun, uqlux̂talakan qada.
(When food is made for you, eat without dislike.) This phrase is advice to eat food that is made for
Anĝaĝim kitagan kugan tadagumin, kruusnaligax̂ ayakux̂txin.
This phrase states if one steps on another’s foot, that person is asking the person whose foot they stepped on
Qaniigix̂ amnaĝulix aguun qaayum amnaĝuuĝan qalax̂takux̂.
This phrase is said in belief that lots of snow signifies there will be lots of berries. #utalmanac
Kanuugim Ituĝisangin Angalii.
This phrase is used on Valentines day. Keep in mind that the phrase is not a direct translation of happy
Anĝaaxchalux̂ Amiĝim ilaan ukux̂tagumin, slaĝux̂ numadaan ax̂taduukakux̂.
This phrase is said on St. Paul Island that if one sees St. George Island, there will be a southeast
Yanvaarix̂ hatix̂ sichiing hiisix̂ angaligan kugan ulam husuu blaagusluvida
On January 19, bless the entire house. This phrase is advice to bless ones whole house on the holiday of